#targetText - Twitter Hashtag

about 3 years ago

We're back! @a_ferrares @SilviaBernardin & their colleagues from UBologna propose an innovative & fascinating "comparallel" approach to #newstranslation They provide fascinating insights into the notions of #sourcetext & #targettext, and, ultimately, #translation #UCCTS2023

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Lily Ray 😏

@lilyraynyc

almost 7 years ago

@MidouDiallo You can use it to highlight a custom piece of text by simply appending /#targetText=keyword to the URL, like in the visual example I shared. Google is also currently testing the feature to highlight Featured Snippet answer content.

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Mathias Bynens @mathias

almost 7 years ago

@ericlaw @DotProto That patch changes :~:targetText=foo to :~:text=foo, but Eric is right: it used to be just #targetText=foo.

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JH Scherck

@JHTScherck

about 7 years ago

First time I've seen this. Google is adding its own in page anchors to rich snippets in order to send users directly to the portion of the page that answers their question. #targetText muy interesante

JHTScherck's tweet photo. First time I've seen this.

Google is adding its own in page anchors to rich snippets in order to send users directly to the portion of the page that answers their question. #targetText muy interesante https://t.co/EfU70wwEjY

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@[email protected] @presroi

over 7 years ago · Berlin

Google und Wikipedia haben ein (für mich) neues Feature. Wenn ich nach einem Begriff suche, kommt manchmal die Onebox, die aus Wikipedia einen Begriff erklärt. Das ist alt. Neu ist, dass auf Wikipedia der relevante Satz angestrichen wird. (via "#targetText=" in der URL)

presroi's tweet photo. Google und Wikipedia haben ein (für mich) neues Feature. Wenn ich nach einem Begriff suche, kommt manchmal die Onebox, die aus Wikipedia einen Begriff erklärt. Das ist alt. Neu ist, dass auf Wikipedia der relevante Satz angestrichen wird.

(via "#targetText=" in der URL) https://t.co/4Qmw1YMEXY

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Karl Horky @karlhorky

over 7 years ago

🔗 Ever wanted to link to text when there's no anchors available? An experimental flag has been introduced since Chrome 74.0.3706.0 that allows to do just that 👀 Enable at: chrome://flags#enable-text-fragment-anchor And then link to text using #targetText=<text> in the URL!

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Catalin Rosu @catalinred

over 7 years ago

Linking to a specific word on a page is already available in Chrome Canary under the `Enable Text Fragment Anchor` flag. e.g. `/#targetText=my%20text` https://t.co/xx5WbaSZcu

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